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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
FOURTH EDITION



Melville Gsmbrill's cotton mills, Thir'
tenth and Lombard streets, this morn
ipf wore motionless - they were yes
tefday. The only sign Of work about
the premises this morning vas one man
baling mp cotton yarn. Several mon
hung sround the outside awaiting the
appearance Of Mr.. 0smbrill 10 apply
for work. Mr.. 6ambrill expects TO have
enough hands TO 10 ahead next week
without the old hands. He has advtI.
tised for hands not only In Wilmington,
but In PhiladelphiA and Baltimore, but
he has not said whether he Will employ
any Of the strikers II they retu m.
though the probability IL that he would.
Mr.. Gam brill, however, 10 determined
In his purpose net 10 discharge the girl
that has caused offence " the Knights
OF Labor.
The eide Of the strikers ID fairly re.
presented IL 10 prssumed In the follow
ing 70 the Morning News:
eIR: Having seen IN article In your
paper Of the 4sh instant, about the
trouble at Gamorill's mill, We would
stale 10 the public that tho whole state.
ment Of Elite Hendricks0n Ii fabrica-
ti0n from beginning TO end. She was
asked to ioin the Knights OF Labor, bus
she told the person who asked her that
she knew ali about the workings Of tho
knights Of Labor and did mot have 70
Join them, ~ she conld get all the infor.
nation che wanted without joining
them. She then turned the Workings
Of the order into ridicule. Finally the
hands would no. work with her. John
Flanagan did not tell her that she would
have to leave the mill until the hands
refused 10 work with her. ltvss Will
liam l., ons.
6he waB never informed that she
would have TO pay 81 TO join the order,
and 10 cents PER week afterwards. Nom
sense! Another fAlseAo0d: She says
that her dollar Was never returned She
only sent 30 cents, and II MAS return ed
on the evening shat IL WAS received.
Mr.. Price states that he docs not want
70 have anything to do with II, He is
the cause OF all the trouble. He wAs
constantly asking the boss spinner for
situation for her, and when told that II
she came TO work there all the hands
would quit work, Mr.. Price said that II
they did not want TO work with her
that they knew what they could do.
nbmcBy, 70 UhCA VI nA8hs WotA AZ sno
Arlington Mill.
We oil know Mr. Ph0s and know
how far to trust him from past expert
rience. We have no objection 70 Mr..
Gam brill engaging any one that he may
think at, nor y I'll we have any. But 1t
will be Inconsistent In him TO ray that
We snail NO, work with whom We
please. JosH FLI MICAH,
FRAFK LYNCH.
Wilmingtsn, Feb. 4, 1857.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
TX rHr Onuscass.

Swedish n. E. Minicn. Preaching o.
le.ss :; y. and 7.se p. N. Ths New. x. =.
Hartwig, pastor.
Reformed Episcopal Church Of TIRE Cove:
preach 1t 1880 .. n. and address gospel
meeting ~ Up. n.
81 Jamse' A. u. Chapel, Sixteenth and
Olaymont strsets. Rev. q. II walker. pastor.
Preaching ct 1850 q N. and 2 70 and 100
Set Mays Catholic Church. first mas
- Q. M; second mass and sermon. 1880 ..
n. Pastors eatschism AMI Instructions,
] p. N. vsspsr and sermon, I.so p. m.
First Presbyterian Church, Martss street
near Tenth, the Rev. Henry d. LindsAy,
pastor: Preaching service 1880 .. =. Sun'
'iyZ p ss.HS, Rev. n D. n. oor.r.n, pastor.
Love feast, 30. Preaching, lo.sl And 1.sc.
Preaching In evening BY r. 3. Chas. hill,
followed By revival services.
| The Union Cottage meeting will be held
this Saturday evening at the hsuSe OF MI.
James Moore, ms Chestnut street Compel
them 70 oeAs IN sats the word; let the peo'
unlon American M; E. Church, French
lpaster. Preaching q 1880 .. n. and 7.si p.
IN: Prayer meeting a. o p IN. Sabbath
4. o. II =. Church, French street, between
Eis h,n and Ninth, Hsv, L, II. Uhippsy; pas-
Sacfamsntal disocu %. SABBATH school at
In. N.
Grace Baptist Church. King above Tenth
street, Bsv. 3. b. Hayward. pastor. Prcseh-
ing IT 10 3ss. n. and T.Bo p. ID. sunday
| tsho0i Ut Q 10 N. hight hald Of fellowship
and Lerd's supper after morning service.
Strangers particularly invited.
First l. III. Church, MsdisoE street below
Fourth. Rev John W. Harris, pastor.
Praye meeting IT q. m. Communion SER
Ivlce at 10 30 q. N. SUNDAY school at p. n.
Testimony meeting at 3 3op. m. Presenting
1870 p. m.
" est Presbyterian Church, Rev. A. N.
keigwin, pastor. Preaching at ~ so .. N.
Iby this pastor. Sabbath school 2p m. 7.se
10. m. union meeting Of all Presbytsr
Ichurctes " be addressed by Rev. Arthur
NHcbAll. II. D., Secretary OF the board of
Foreign Missions o. Presbyterian Church.
Second baptist Church. Rev. X. b. Cook,
pastor The ordinance Of the eompiun on IN
the morning. The hand OF fellowship will
be extended to new members Prayer meet
ing Sunday eve ning 81 9 IS O'Clock led by
l.. Is. Jones. Baptism 81 pish'. RtvvAi
services every night In the week. Bev. b.
M. Luther, the pastor, and others may he
sxpected 20 preach.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
A ~ can I hlef,

Yesterday aftern DON John, alias Ted
dy Mcguire, went into police station
and asked permission TO go back in Que
Of tue corridors 10 lay down. O6icer
Hanna told him that lie could go, and
thought nothing more of the N after
until after Mcguire had his rest and de-.
parted, when = man named Frederick,
who was sleeping off the effects OF de.
bSuch, woke up and complained that
some one had stolen = pair OF shoes
from him. valued at 81 30, and left o
pair o: old ones In their place. 1t Was
learned from some OF the other prison.
ers that Mcguire had taken them. and
he Was arrested at Front and King
streets By Officer Gross snd returned to
the hall. He had q hearing OF 0 O'Clock
this morning before Judge Lyman, and
was committed IN defanit OF $500 bail
for hls appearance st court, while Thos.
Broderick, who was ALEC charged with
drunkenness, was held as witness
aga!ns. him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

The circumstances under which The
unfoituu ate Samuel Harris met his
death at New Castle on Tblpday after.
noon, are painful in the extreme. A
brother, sister and afiaptei Of the de
ceased reached his bedtide short time
before he died. and their grief was In
describahie. Ii lie said thai John Fos-
ter was the young man who dropped
the fatal spark en- Harris breast. He
tried his best to extinauish the are If
forwards bat II was too late. Harris
said just before be died that II was
Foster who dropped the spa,k, bat
ssked that nothing DO said about IT,
Instead Of being tbs only son Of .
widow, Who now resides near Glasgow,
thore ale still living six collaboration
sons and two daughters. The deceased
WAS well known in that 70 WI, and his
| untimely death will be incurred by oil
Who knew bin. The funeral tAkes
placs on Sunday morning at 10 81
o'c ock. Services viii be held In G %
gov Pres oy teriau church. Intermsn'
at Bethel cemetery. Deceased WAS 81
years OF age.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
Australian Rabbits.

Gas. ius N. Clay, Of Kentucky, has
written letter to the President, calling
attention TO a report that q cargo oil
English Australian rabbits is at sea
bound for the Unitsd States. Mr.. Clay
says that "he has u ade domestic live
stock OF all kinds q study, and that 1t
would be batter to have pleuro-pneu'
MONA, smallpox and cholera oprexd
over the Uaited States than to suffer
the ravages which will result from the
impoi tation Of these rabbits." The
matter has bses referred TO the Treas
ury Department., and ss heIe is 10 law
to prevent the importation OF the rab
bits, the m after will bs laid before the
WAYS and NsAps Com N ittae for Action
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

NEW BRUKswicK, NJ, Teb.4.-Georgs
jenkins, aged twenty years, OF 2425
Nicholas street, Philadelphia, while cross
ing the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge
over the Lehigl Valley road at Astuchen
to- night, was strsck by passenger train.
At the same time IN oil train was ap-
preaching from the opposite direction
Jenkins was hurled against the oil train
and was thrown back under the wheels
OF the passenger train. He WAS fright
fully mangled, dying instantly. On his
person were found two letters from his
Aancee, Miss Susie Bartlett, of Phila-
delphis, and = letter from bis mother
saying:
"Hr ERRrEG soH: ] am sorry you are
sick, but trust you are getting better.
send you $40 much against my Wishes,
but your father says he will give you
another chance. Be . good boy and re-
turn home.
YoUR BRoKKN-HnARTED MOTHER"
There were also found Or his person
S1.75, pawn ticket and some trinkets.
It is supposed that he ran away from
home and was working his way back TO
Philadelphia. He was dressed In an
elegant suit Of clothes and heavy over
coat OF fine material. He had been en-
ployed by Wsnamaker q Co., but was
discharged = few weeks ago.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
THIRD EDITION.


DOVER, Hsb. 5-The Dorman case IL
by no means istrlsd ) let, and the fact OF
his quality ing does not secure him any
better title TO his scat. He In still . de.
facto Sen at0r, sHd not . de jure, Anc
every Incorporation act that only passes
by q two-thirds vote will be legally
doubtful and 10 liable any time TO be
brought into question. That disquaii-
fcAtion did exist la not admitted By his
second qualification; the mere fact OF
his Qualifying does not awe him hit
seat; he might swear every day and 1t
would mos make him any more . Sens
tor, and the Ssnst, cannot make . Sena
tor. DIR, Lewis said the matter would
be dropped, hut that oil depends upon
Senator Ne whorter's hum0r when he
reaches Dover on Monday. Whom be
left Saturday he promised some rich
developm esss.
Another thing that 10 going to receive
attention from the Legislators Is thu
glove contests In this city. One OF thu
mem bers PROPOSES 70 move in the mat
ter next week. and 1t Is Ii In tention Il
make the Law safn ciently severe to pro
hibit all glove contests OF the knocking
out order. This viii be revere blow
at some OF the places hourishing II
WILMINGTON.
Mr.. Medill's bill to tax all kinds o
investmt nts 10 being discussed by tn
members And strongly supported.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
WM.B.SHARP eco.
Fourth and Market Sts

Prudent buyers know a
a bargain when they see it.
We take account of stock
every January.
As prudent merchants
we do not like old stock.
Therefore when prudent
buyers and prudent mer-
chants meet on the same
ground of bargain dealing,
the object sought after by
both is generally obtained.
Our reduced goods have
been appreciated rapidly,
and many we've hardly had
time to take a second breath
ON.
All OF our Seal Coats are
gone.
Most Of our odd coats are
gone-S5.5o, from Sc and
$40.
| Waterproofs at Csc all
Igone; wish we had a thou
sand for you.
| A day or two more will
finish up the plaid muslins
I-64c from 10c.
| Towels. l &c down to I2ic
land 25c down to I6c-a few
here yet Prudent buyers
should see them.
Twenty-Five silver gray
waterproofs, 81 to 81 inch
down to 81.
A lot of seersuckers in
stripes and plain, all in rem
nants Of from yard to 10
yards, high grade goods
reduced to SC per yard.
The black and red plaids
for children, 37sc down to
lI5-all gone but one style
think of it.
| A special offering in black
dress goods-a 38-in. black
granite cloth-one OF the
very best every day wearing
black dress fabrics to be
had-reduced from 75c to
l49c.
| Our upholstery depart
ment shows many decided
. bargains; sooner than pack
, away what few we have
over of Turcoman curtains
are reduced as below.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
Mr.. Prtfahett Deniea Ii.

William W. Pritchstt called at the
REPUBLICAN cfice this forenoon to deny
what the REPUBLICAN Dover CORES
ponden. said about him In his legisla.
tive letter. He says be was ut Dover,
but he had NO bill with him providing
for the government OF Wilmington by q
commission, nor never thought about
snch bill He was In favor Of giving
the people more privileges instead OF
taking from tht 70 what thsY had. In
regard TO his bsing on the floor OF the
Senate he says he was there by the
pressing invitation of the sergeant at
arirs. This statement is due Mr. Pritch
EFT, asd 10 made " ith pleasure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
Or, HONEYWELL.

the Philadelphia dentist, without =
doubt has the Aness fitted up dental OF.
fee In the city, giving him every facil.
ity for TIE man ufActuring OF teeth, all
ing of teeth, administering Of gas and
all branch in dentistry. His teeth are
within reach Of all. Teeth extracted
OR 25c., with gas Gee. q set Of teeth
$40, best IS. Teeth filed with tilver
$50 sma'gsm 10c. teeth cleaned 10.
75c., aud guarantees ali work to give
satisfaction. A branch ONCE of tht
Phi ladelphia Dental Associa ion, 6l(
harkstitreet, WilminRt Or Del. (5mitl
Buiiding.) Ofnoe open 9. IN. to
p. In.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
Masgasr Ade Last Evening.

The Nonpareil Association held their
sixth annual masquerade ball in the
new WeccAcoe Hail last evening, and
the large ball room was uncom for sably
crowded. Ths participants met in the
parlors of the Fame Hose Company,
where they began arriving ss early rs
z 80 O'Clock The line of march WAS
formed ut Is O'Clock, and the merry
crowd proceeded out Secoud street TO
the hall in body, hesded by . brass
band, which PLAYED some lively airs
while marching, The street was paoks
with spectators, and some Of the friends
OF the association burned red Gre al
they passed. Reaching the hall, the
grand march wss formed, which wal
was led by JOSEPH Kitchen and lady
Dancing was keps up until near day
break.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
OhMn css IN BusiDess.

Geo. W. Spioer, OF tho firm OF Spicer,
Anen & Co, Third aud King streets,
has retired from that firm TO go into he
oil business at 112 Shipley street j. b.
Adams, of Swadsboro, N. j has asto
eisted hinsalf with john Nj. Allen to
conduct the produce com omission bust
ness. at Third aud King streets, TO sac.
ceed Spicer, Allen b Go. urder the firm
OF Allen & Adams.
Joseph Thompson, produce dealer
fourth and King streets, las retil &c
from the Arm OF Thompson and Cart
riipe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
Dou

William Bright, "a !
JAc ksonville. Florida al
recreation In o wsrna
A literary aud muiia9
followed by refreshHal]
10 81. James'Ch nics, n
street, on Tuesdsy NJ
evenings next week j
A decided sicosa'
ment OF Belts Pa'1|
private. For ladies otll
in attendance. sepsiH'
II w. 9th strees .u
An oyster supper ~
Grangers' Hall, Ialn;
n esday evening, the M
from 9 to 10 o'clOeE !
Guiding supper 30 cap
Mrs. Price. the vile !, .,
the firm Of Crosby sM'
|Ohio, died at thai pIas.r
leaves two children, sN'
only . few weeks ola, -,
Miss Esston, a re'.li.
will address the per y !
ion Band of 81 PAM
this evening at s o'cI0'ss :,
In Forei1' =
vited to be pressnk !,
Heavenly recruip " .
lnRs in their chapel !. !
French streets, every '
| except Monday eT,a a'
meeting every z e,cn '.s
O'Clock "Be ye ip'l. ~,
for the Bon Of msh ~ y,
when you think no w.,
Sunday: Prayer msS, !
ing, 10 80; Sunday pa's
feast, 8 80. O. " IN
dence, 70l King s'rs'' :.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
D,sordsrIy Conduct AND vaxrancy

Yesterday afternoon . oolored man
named lab % ael Sanders orsated a dis
furbancs on Tatnall street, near Sixth,
and as he refused 70 desist when ordered
by an cflicer he WAS arrested and locked
mp. He had hearing this morning be-
fore Judge Lyman, AMI was sentenced
80 ray hne OF 90 and costs.
Robert Providence, who, notwith.
standing bis name, eeems 10 be very
improvideDt, was sent TO Jail for 30 dsr 1
for vasrsncy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
Tho LoAk IelAnd Myn cry

The couple found dead in their house
near Breslsu, Long Island, on Thursday
morning, we're Philip Sheidweiler and his
wife. The man was Old, his wife young.
A physician testified yesterday before the
Coroner's jury that they had been dead
four or five days 1t is q question
whether both were murdered BY robbers,
or whether the husband killed his wife
and then committed suicide. Either
theory seemed sspportable from the sp.
pearance OF the bodies and their sur.
roundings.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
Free BuckuheAt CAksa,

r. p. Jonnison of Philadelphia,
sRen. for Hecker's hnokwhee' aaur, had
quite cake exhibition Of cake baking
IL the various market houses this morn.
Ing. Free c2sss. bnstered and eugered,
aaS in sll directions. and p plateiul OF
them rea:hed the REPUBLICAN, Office,
where they we're much enjoyed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
Stead and Taylor.

eevivalists, still 90 forward in thei.
work of soal saving. There was .
number OF conversion This week, amopa
which were mothers OF families. A
fpscial invitation is eIten led 10 all in
terested IA zach work. Preaching o.
1880 q. u, Sunday school p. 10 ex.
perience p X, revival Z 80 p. m
Meetip"s every evening Come one,
come all.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

Delaware Clark will sell at public
sale, ON bis farm near Glasgow on
Monday, all his stock and farming i'm
plements. As there are 10 horses, 30
ooss, 20 Poland China hoes and groat
variety Of wagons and implements, IL
will "a ore OF the lsrgest sAlos Of the
aekslE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
|K[NNARD&C0,

! TrefOusse IL and
ll6 button length
tan and cream white
Suede Gloves; first
class goods, all sizes,
up to 6i, in both
lengths. We carry a
very fine assort-
ment of these gloves
and buying from
the manufacturers
assures the lowest
prices.
New shades of f.
button tan kid
gloves at 80 cents.
Our ST and $1.25
kid Gloves are not
surpassed anywhere.
The embroidered
Suede Glove, 4.but-
ton, at $l.35 is a
a very superior ar
ticle.
The new DelOrme
Embroidered Kids
in 4.button length
is among the finest
gloves importe d.
New and beautiful
shades, also blacks.
We deal largely
lin Fine Kid Gloves
and endeavOr togive
value for every dol
lar spent with us
We have just made
a large purchase OF
all line n
Nv hi t e Hemstitch
III an DIX crchi e f S
(which we shall offer
in connection with a
line of fancy linen
IHemstitch Handler.
chiefs at the very
low price of s cents
leach.
! This lisa first class
bargain and one that
lcannot be repeated
! Large variety o.
IHanderchiefs from
ll2 cents up.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

A public meeiins WI
evening In the hali r. M
the Golden Eagle,
streets, for the puipo,TO
CATTLE of ,ho AnoleD ..' II
tic Chain. ANY perry.
yeart. Of age not p, n.y. y
can unite with ~" ~
pren,e ofnoeis Of the ~
eut 70 explain To, tn' ID
order. The meetips MI
s e,olock and is opeOs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
Eiskel Alarm Clocks.
Another hundred received q IL day
by AtllArd F. Davis, at z Second S..
DEATHS.

wHlTr.-ln q lie city, en- February ] 1887,
fdwin II. White, IN the 2lst Year OF his
age.
he atives and friends are respectfully In
viied to attend the funeral from tho resi-
denee OF his father, NO > TatnAil street, on
the house. lnte,ment st wilmington aid
Brandywine Cemetery.
ROBlNSDN.-On the 3rd inst, janice
Robinson, In his 18TH year.
Relatives sno friends are invited 10 atteud
tho funeral fom his late residence, 3b Vest
Twelfth street, on second day, the eth inst
at o'c ock. lntefment at Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
An Omission.

In our notice Of the marriage OF Mr.
George w. McFerren aud Miss Ada N.
Goodnow, we omitted TO say that John
Camp ell Of NottiDgh IN, Md, acted as
grcomsman, and Miss Mary Moon OF
North East. Md, OBLIGATED IS brides
maid
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
An Un,ucoessfui Attemps

An attempt WA IN sde to break into
the residence OF Frank Cooling, NJ 902
Jackson stree, lssl evening, by prying
oren zone of he foors. hut the thieves
were frightened ava, bef,Ge shey -.
nnIn Il 1hnn II II N \. u 80
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

Heavy foods ere ~.
river and its tribuiai''ss |
last night the r.. liver s,n,sDsl
| risen TO So feet W I'm IN /,
rising steadily al ln .,sortIosl
Louisville, Newpofil. ,~ nj
flooded, and many o ,aS
ing from their Ip,pS.l
Central Passenger
| is cut of. ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

JAMS y. Wotd Il Go are having a
fudden increase OF business. Orders
fol all kinda OF ni4,.l work are coming
in. Orders for vle'r American pipe
covering are increasing ss,t Parties
thst have uIed IL cay thsy don't want
anything better They have receltly
received several orders from tie faI
Wet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

against low wages and long hours
Me- ting Of tbe strikers and KuigE:s If
Labor TO night fully reported IN to
morrow's (Sunday) papers, delivered
by First x Davis. 3l3 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

used Salvation Oil for rhsumati ism
In the feet, aad after several spplieA
tions was entirely relieved OF pain and
could walk as well az ever
ANN R WATKIES, Baltimore. Md,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
j ust Verdict.

I: Is admitted that Steward, N. W.
corner Fourth md King streets, IL sell-
jnE the besi four and cereals; s.so hay,
straR, &c. The family trade a specially.
Telephone 40s.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

Butter &c /; cream, "a; new milk. s.;
tkim mis- = butter milk, 4 whipped
cream, 12 cent? rsr quart. Open irc N
q. lE, ~ 8 so D. -.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
TURCOMAH CURTAINa.

So SO Algerian borders to $500 per pair
100 Algerian borders TO $50 per pair
900 SILK Noil, 400 per pair
$50 dado border
Olive and Gold, ''' ief pai
900 dado borders, l.eoo,-
Olive, Blue and Gold, to o'oo per pair
ii'O0 d III eS oS5a'r'' to $50 per pair
u 6 SH s.a su so sad Gold 500 per pair
10 W FiSured Centres,
all Turcomsn and TO 1880 per pair
bordered, }
For chambers or sitting
rooms, we've reduced oil our
Nottingham Lace Curtains
as below:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

For the last h', ",sct, !
| element In the woubl
! Alva, what s y I,sbed. \
ole pIeasnrs room. ao 20
|Gs.ssis, finished ,n y sss|
/ sivsly for sinOkp,pss, clS|
|6.osnt cigars. p'P
/ street. A|
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

We have heard many Of our old
friends say that Salvation Oil cured
thsm Of rheum ,tism Those who have
not tried Is should do so. Our diuggis' q
sell IL for twt nty.nve cents . bottle all
the time
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

A great, big, lunch served 10 all who
call at Legx's, 324 King street, to NOR
row N ORR ing and evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
KENNARD&CO'
623 Market Street.
Still Striking.

1--WE are still striking" said a
clothing cutter in Philadelphia
yesterday---we!l! SO are we. We
are determined to get our sur
plus stock off the shelves, and il
you will only help us we will al
low you the 80 per cent. dis
count. It's a clear saving on
frs class clothing. Just such
goods as you want--when yo,
are wiling to pay full prices.